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someone probably has an issue w/ the blog/content of someone who is using posterous rather than posterous themselves.
by shaunxcode 16y ago
someone probably has an issue w/ the blog/content of someone who is using posterous rather than posterous themselves.
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- jackowayed 16y agoThat's my guess as well. Weebly said (I think in their YC Founders at Work interview) that they get multiple DDoSes a day, aimed not at them but at sites they host. Now they have good enough systems in place to deal with it that they said they often just don't notice. I guess when you host enough people's content, it's only a matter of time before someone wants to DoS something you're hosting.